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Complete air-path cleaning

Three connected zones. One complete service.

Duct-only cleaning overlooks two major parts of the path your air travels. IAQ Trifecta™ brings the ductwork, blower assembly, and evaporator coil into one connected cleaning strategy so your family breathes cleaner air from day one.

Breezy field standard

Service region
Orange County
License
CSLB #1077447
Certification
NADCA certified

$2,598

$3,480 value

One connected strategy for the ductwork, blower wheel and housing or compartment, and evaporator coil—the three zones in the Breezy air-path scope.

The three zones

Air does not stop at the register.

The blower and evaporator coil remain upstream in the same pathway. The Trifecta addresses the connected system rather than selling one isolated cleaning step as the whole answer. The accessible coil service addresses mold, bacteria, and contaminant buildup found on that mechanical surface.

The three IAQ Trifecta zones

01

Ductwork

The distribution network carrying conditioned air to and from the rooms.

02

Blower wheel + housing

The moving assembly and surrounding compartment that drive air through the system.

03

Evaporator coil

The heat-transfer surface the air passes through during cooling operation.

A visible process

From assessment to verification.

Complete-system thinking should remain visible through the entire scope.

IAQ Trifecta process

01

Assess

Review access, configuration, visible condition, and the scope appropriate for the property.

02

Protect

Plan entry, equipment movement, containment, and surface protection around the finished space.

03

Clean

Service the agreed duct, blower, housing or compartment, and coil zones using component-appropriate methods.

04

Document

Make system condition and completed work visible through clear communication and available field documentation.

05

Verify

Reassemble carefully and confirm system operation after service.

The next measured step

Is IAQ Trifecta™ right for this system?

Every property and system is different. Start with the equipment, symptoms, access, and the condition you are seeing.